5. 1 Complete the following reaction scheme and indicate the acid, base, conjugate acidand conjugate base::NH3H-O-H+5.2 Explain how each, the Lowry-Bronsted and the Lewis definition of an acid and basecan be used to identify the acid and base in one or more of the examples from 5.1.

Acid is species that donate proton and forms its conjugate base Base is accepts proton and form its…

5. 1 Complete the following reaction scheme and indicate the acid, base, conjugate acid and conjugate base: :NH3 H-O-H :0 5.2 Explain how each, the Lowry-Bronsted and the Lewis definition of an acid and base can be used to identify the acid and base in one or more of the examples from 5.1.

5. 1 Complete the following reaction scheme and indicate the acid, base, conjugate acid and conjugate base: :NH3 H-O-H :0 5.2 Explain how each, the Lowry-Bronsted and the Lewis definition of an acid and base can be used to identify the acid and base in one or more of the examples from 5.1.

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Chapter16: Acids And Bases

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